Paws To Be Thankful – PLEASE HELP

Here is a chance for you to help support Paws With A Cause! It’s a chance to Paws To Be Thankful…

So, what are you THANKFUL for this year?

At Paws With A Cause®, they are thankful for people who support their mission to enhance the independence and quality of life for people with disabilities through custom-trained Assistance Dogs.

As the season of Thanksgiving approaches, they are putting together a fundraising campaign called “Paws To Be Thankful”. The goal is to raise $32,000 in just 14 days. This money will be used to purchase a new van which will be used to transport dogs to medical exams, training, and community events for socialization!

YOU can help them reach their goal by making a donation of support! Like last year, I have put together a donation page to make this process as easy as possible. I set a goal of $1,000 on my fundraising page and have made the first donation to get things started. Plus, we have a donor who is willing to match donations this year!!!

If you would like to make a donation, click here! Then hit the green “Support Me” button.

Every little bit helps and I greatly appreciate your donations!

 

Below is a video of a dog in training. She was able to show us some of what she had learned. Her task was to get a client’s medicine out of the refrigerator. Here is a video from that demonstration…

 

Paws to be Thankful

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